The largest parties after BJP and Congress would be Trinamool with 30 seats, AIADMK with 22, SP with 14 and BJD with 13. DMK, with its allies, is likely to win 14 seats and the Left 22.

AAP is projected to win just one seat in Delhi and none elsewhere, at least in the states for which details were available, which included all those with seven seats or more. (Know the Complete Covrage here )

NDTV Opinion Poll Projection

All India Forecast (543 Seats)

Alliances

seats

Change

Votes

*BJP+

259

118

32.90%

*Cong+

123

108

26.90%

Others

161

10

40.20%

BJP Projected to win 214 seats/ Cong projected to win 104 seats

Times NOW-C Voter national poll projection

Bharatiya Janata Party will emerge as the front-runner in the upcoming general election, according to the Times NOW-C Voter national poll projection.The latest pre-poll survey predicts a big surge for BJP from the last election, taking the seat count for the National Democratic Alliance that it leads to 227, just 55 short of a simple majority. That compares with 159 Lok Sabha seats for NDA in 2009. The findings are in line with those of recent opinion polls.

Lok Sabha opinion Poll 2014

Parties/Front

Election 2009

Feb forecast 2014

Seats

Vote Share

Seats

Vote Share

UPA

259

36

101

22

NDA

159

26

227

36

Others

125

38

215

42

Four months ahead of Lok Sabha poll, ABP news-Nielsen Opinion poll predicts a massive gain for BJP-led NDA and a disastrous rout for the Congress-led UPA.

The survey says that NDA, of which Narendra Modi is the Prime Ministerial candidate, would get 226 seats (BJP alone would get 210 seats) while the Congress-led UPA would end up with mere 101 seats in the Lok Sabha election, which is due to be held by the mid of the year. Left parties would get 30 while 186 seats would go to others.

ABP Nielsen Survey

Parties

Seats projection

Percentage

NDA

226

31%

UPA

101

23%

Others

186

41%

Left

30

5%

India Today Group Mood of the Nation poll

The opinion poll gives the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) only around 100 seats, down by over 150 seats in the current Lok Sabha. It also underlines the significance of a possible Third Front in the forthcoming Lok Sabha election as the non-UPA, non-NDA parties and Independents are expected to win 220-odd seats.

Assumptions:According to the findings overall 27 per cent respondents have answered that they vote for the Congress while 34 per cent people want to vote for the BJP.The UPA allies have just 1 per cent backing and BJP allies have just 2 per cent backing nationally. The BSP 3 per cent, Left Front 4 per cent, Samajwadi Party 3 per cent, AAP 4 per cent and others have 22 per cent backing respectively.While the BJP has gained 7 per cent votes in the last six months, the Congress has lost 1 per cent.If the elections are held in January 2014, the UPA is expected get 28 per cent, NDA is expected to get 36 per cent and others are expected to get 36 per cent votes respectively.

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